Candle wax is simple to remove from fabrics if you allow it to harden first. Learn the best methods to remove wax from clothes, carpet, and upholstery.

How do you remove wax buildup from wood furniture? "I have my grandparents' old dining room furniture. There are no major scratches or damage, but the pieces have a lot of wax build-up. How do I ...

Accidents will happen. You're burning your favorite candle, soaking up those cozy vibes, and suddenly you see wax dripping down, forming a sticky stain on your rug or carpet. Well, don't panic!

Gear-obsessed editors choose every product we review. We may earn commission if you buy from a link. Why Trust Us? You can’t cherish your favorite candle scent in perpetuity—assuming you’re actually ...

Cold causes wax to harden and shrink, making it easier to remove, hence the old trick of using ice cubes to get wax out of carpets. Here’s how to put the same science to work for your candles. Step 1: ...

Q: I need to remove thick wax buildup from some wooden chairs. I could scrape it off, but I have 10 chairs to do. Is there a product that will dissolve the wax? Davidsonville A: Most petroleum ...

Candles in glass jars are decorative, especially during the pre-Christmas season. However, once they burn out, the glass container often ends up in the trash—partly because the leftover wax is ...

Concerned about store-bought apple coatings? Experts reveal simple, natural ways to remove wax and residues. Boiling water, vinegar soaks, baking soda solutions, and salt water baths are effective.